Many sites and apps can't open HEIC. CleanAILabel converts them to JPG in your browser without uploading anything — and the result carries no location or device data.
Drop your HEIC photos here
HEIC / HEIF · Up to 15 MB each · 30 images at a time
Your files never leave this browser tab.
Batch conversion
High-quality JPG
Location removed
Privacy
Your photos never leave this device.
Once the page has loaded, all processing happens in your browser. We have no image server, no database and no upload service.
No uploads
Images, file names and metadata are never sent to any server.
Measurement, but no image sharing
The Google tag is on the page, but visit statistics are only collected if you allow it. Our application code never passes your images or metadata to Google.
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In the Network tab you won't see any request carrying image data while you clean; any Google requests belong to analytics and ads only.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is removing the AI label on Instagram guaranteed?
No. Instagram and Facebook can add an "AI info" label by reading C2PA and IPTC/XMP markers in the file, and CleanAILabel removes those markers. But Meta can also use invisible watermarks, its own detection and user disclosure, so results can vary from image to image.
Is it legal to remove an AI label?
Removing metadata from your own files is generally legal. What matters is how you use the result: misleading people, breaking platform rules or ignoring AI transparency rules in some places (such as the EU AI Act) is your responsibility. This isn't legal advice.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Reading, cleaning, converting and building the ZIP all happen in your browser, on your own device. We don't run an image server — you can confirm this in your browser's Network tab.
Which formats are supported?
JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC/HEIF. Your image is cleaned in the format you uploaded — we never change it. Up to 30 images at a time, each up to 15 MB. AVIF and GIF aren't supported yet.
Does cleaning reduce photo quality?
No. The image isn't recompressed; only the metadata blocks inside the file are removed. Pixels and colours stay the same. (Only the optional HEIC → JPG tool creates a new JPG.)
Is it free? How many photos can I clean?
Yes, it's free and needs no account. You can process 30 images at a time and start as many new batches as you like.
What's the difference between EXIF, XMP and C2PA? (Midjourney, DALL·E, Firefly)
EXIF holds technical camera and software details. XMP holds extended fields from tools — Midjourney, DALL·E and Firefly usually write their "created with AI" info here. C2PA is Content Credentials: a cryptographically signed record of where an image came from. CleanAILabel removes all three in your browser.
Are invisible watermarks like SynthID removed too?
No. Invisible watermarks aren't a tag added to the file; they're a pattern woven into the pixels. CleanAILabel is a metadata tool and doesn't remove watermarks. That's one reason platforms may still label some images after cleaning.
What is Instagram's "AI info" label?
It's a note Meta adds to content it detects — or the user discloses — as created or edited with AI. Detection relies on industry-standard markers (C2PA, IPTC), which is why even a small AI edit in Photoshop can trigger it.
Can I keep my own photo's camera details?
Yes — they're kept by default. With "Keep my camera details" on, AI markers are removed while your photo's own device, lens and capture date stay. Turn it off to remove those too. Location is always removed. We never add camera information that wasn't there.
Will my HEIC photo be converted to JPG?
No — it's cleaned as HEIC and downloads as HEIC. If you want a JPG, use the separate HEIC → JPG tool, which also strips location and device details.
Is my original file changed?
No. Browsers don't let websites overwrite your files. The clean image downloads as a new file with "-clean" added to its name.